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June 27, 2011

• China Hydroelectric Production Eases Power Shortage, NDRC Says
• Ushdev May Seek India Wind Farm Acquisitions to Boost Capacity
• Shirakawa Says Focus on Short-Term Prices Can Form Bubbles
• Square Enix Gains After JPMorgan Lifts Rating to ‘Overweight’
• UEM Land Shares Rise to 11-Week High on Singapore Projects
• Taiwan Shares Cut at Morgan Stanley
• Sichuan Chuantou Jumps Most in 8 Months as Share Sale Approved
• Shanghai Cargo to Rise 10% Yearly on Inland Factories
• Korea Won to Gain 5.4 Percent in a Year, Barclays’ Leong Says
• Why China’s Heading for a Hard Landing, Part 2: A. Gary Shilling
• Nifty Futures Rise as Default Concern Eases
• Asian Banks in ‘Good Health,’ Inflation a Concern, S&P Says
• Australia Appoints Former Test Wicketkeeper Steve Rixon as Fielding Coach
• China Stocks: China Construction Bank, Sichuan Swellfun, ZTE
• Malaysia Sugar Refiner Jumps 31% on Debut
• Uranium Spot Prices Decline in Wake of Japan Crisis, Ux Says
• Greek Socialist Lawmaker Won’t Vote for Austerity Plan, Sky Says
• Korea Express Shares Fall After Lotte Group Drops Out of Bid to Buy Stake
• Australian Dollar Advances as Rising Stocks Spur Demand for Higher Yields
• Bakrie Telecom, Gas Negara, Indopoly: Indonesia Equity Preview
• Euro Maintains Gain on Greek Debt Optimism
• Asia-Pacific Bond Risk Falls, Credit-Default Swap Prices Show
• Showa Shell to Get 10 Billion Yen Loan to Invest in Solar Cells
• China Merchants Bank, China Yurun, ZTE: Hong Kong Stock Preview
• India’s Fast Inflation Prevents Higher Growth, Mukherjee Says
• Acer, AU Optronics, EVA Airways, Tripod: Taiwan Stocks Preview
• Arab Investments Restarts Construction of London Tower, FT Says
• TalkTalk CEO Forfeits 80% of Bonus on Customer Issues, FT Says
• Japan Retail Sales Fell at 1.3% Pace in May, Less Than Economists Forecast
• Nissan to Expand Capacity in China by as Much as 600,000 Cars in Six Years
• Copper in London Advances on Optimism Greece Will Avoid Sovereign Default
• China Energy Limits Plan Submitted to State Council, 21st Says
• Berjaya, MSM Malaysia, MISC, Teck Guan: Malaysia Stock Preview
• MetLife May Sponsor New Meadowlands Stadium, SportsBusiness Journal Says
• Basquiat’s Price Soars Fivefold as $320 Million Auctions Start
• Atlas, Banco de Oro, Manila Electric: Philippine Stocks Preview
• Japan Considers $2.8 Billion for Tepco, Radiation Tracking in Draft Budget
• Williams Sisters’ Exit Makes Sharapova Favorite for Second Wimbledon Title
• Japanese, Australian Stock Futures Advance as Europe Considers Debt Deal
• South Korea’s Current-Account Surplus Widens as Car Makers Boost Shipments
• Li Ka-shing’s CKI Says It’s Weighing Bid for Britain’s Northumbrian Water
• New Jersey Democrats Back $30.6 Billion Alternative Budget
• U.S. Money Funds Risk Losses If Europe Crisis Sparks ‘Wildfire’
• BOE’s Posen Says BIS Call For Central Banks to Raise Rates Is ‘Nonsense’
• Cigarette Makers Rejected by Top Court on $270 Million Award
• Gold, Jewels Adorn Exhibits of Holy Body Parts in London: Review
• Asian Beef Binge Boosts Shipments 17% Doubling U.S. Share: Freight Markets
• Exxon Gets Idaho Permit Recommendation for Oil-Sands Equipment
• IMF’s Board Approves $7 Million Disbursement for Liberia, Praises Reforms
• Euro Gains on Speculation Greece to Pass Austerity Measures, Avoid Default
• Brown and California Democrats Find Budget Deal That Bypasses Republicans
• IMF Says It Approved $683 Million Precautionary Disbursement to Romania
• New Jersey Seeking JPMorgan Loan for Cash Shortfall, WSJ Says
• Showa Shell to Receive 10 Billion Yen Bank Loans, Jiji Says
• U.S. Urges Cameroon’s Government to Organize Free, Transparent Elections
• Doctors in U.S. Turning Away Insured Patients on Low Payments, Study Finds
• Fernandez Taps Amado Boudou as Argentina Running Mate
• Extell Sends Loan on Manhattan’s Belnord to Special Servicer, Fitch Says
• Angolan Economic Growth Outlook Is Positive on Higher Oil Prices, IMF Says
• Brown Drops California Tax Extension for Plan Including More Spending Cuts
• Crude Oil Futures Increase 0.7% in New York, Climbing Above $91 a Barrel
• Evans Analytical Group Said to Be Seeking $150 Million of Loans
• Fed’s Kocherlakota Calls for Tax-System Changes to Discourage Debt Growth
• Greek-German ‘Excessive’ Yield Gap May Shrink a Third: Technical Analysis
• German 2012 Deficit May Fall Below EU30 Billion, Rheinische Says
• Beige, Hyprop, Omnia Holdings, Vunani: South African Equity Market Preview
• Georgia Law Mandating Immigration Status Checks Put on Hold by U.S. Judge
• Tribune Competing Creditors Make Final Pitches on Reorganization Plans
• Argentine Stocks: Banco Macro, Siderar Advance; YPF Declines
• Biggest Bond Rally in 10 Months Fueled by Slowing Inflation: Mexico Credit
• RIM Investors Should Vote to Split Top Roles, ISS Says
• Emerging Stocks Fall as Index Heads for Quarterly Drop on Greek Concerns
• Pixar’s ‘Cars 2’ Is Top Movie With $66.1 Million in Sales
• Russia’s RTS Futures Gain on Greek Debt Optimism, Oil Above $90
• Corn Premiums Rise on Dwindling Spot Inventory; Soybeans Drop
• Nike’s Profit Tops Estimates as Sales Gain
• Democrat Asks Energy Agency to Say How it Estimates Natural-Gas Reserve
• Petrobras Plans to Borrow $47 Billion by 2014, CFO Says
• China Development Bank Agrees to Loan Ecuador $2 Billion, Bolstering Bonds
• Treasuries Drop as Record Low Yield Saps Demand at Two-Year Note Auction
• Los Angeles Dodgers File For Chapter 11 Bankruptcy, Seek Television Deal
• Amgen Sells $3 Billion of Bond to Fund Stock Dividend Payments
• Canadian Currency Strengthens as Equities Advance, Crude Oil Pares Losses
• Clapton Guitar, Thatcher Handbag Boost $643,000 Charity Auction
• U.S. Confirms Afghan Central Bank Governor Is in Washington
• Bovespa Index Gains on Reduced Brazilian Inflation Forecasts
• Euro Rises for First Time in 4 Days Versus Dollar, Yen on Greece Optimism
• Peru Stocks: Atacocha, Buenaventura, Candente, La Cima, Rio Alto
• Microsoft Spurs Technology Rally as Amazon Shares Gain 4.5%
• Fed’s Dudley Says Stress Tests for Banks Should ‘Be Severe to Be Credible’
• RIM Loses Miami Dolphins Fans as Software Developers Defect
• Universal Studios President Meyer Signs Contract Extending Tenure to 2015
• U.S. Companies Reporting Higher Quarterly EPS, June 27
• U.S. Companies Reporting Positive EPS Surprises, June 27
• Blackstone Asked by SEC for More Disclosure on Compensation
• Israel Says It’s ‘Determined’ to Prevent Flotilla From Reaching Gaza Strip
• U.S. Companies Reporting Earnings on June 27
• Mexico Stocks: Chedraui, Soriana Advance; Penoles Declines
• U.S. Technology Companies May Double Overseas Cash, Moody’s Says
• Smithfield’s Hunger for Bacon Makes Sara Lee a Target: Real M&A
• CI’s Holland, Bushell Join Caldwell Endorsing LSE’s TMX Bid
• Qaddafi Charges Raise Stakes for U.S. Leadership on Libya: View
• BofA ‘Massively Undervalued’ by Investors, Bove Says
• U.S. Stocks Gain as Banks Get New Rules, Technology Shares Rise
• Peru Stocks Fall Sixth Day on Concern Growth to Slow on Humala
• Wheat Extends June Slide as Accelerating Harvest Boosts U.S. Grain Supply
• U.K. Pension Moves May Save $4.8 Billion Yearly, Maude Tells Sky
• Fed Says Bank of Taiwan Can Open Branch in New York City
• Bad Reviews for Assad's Efforts to Win Hearts in Syria: World View
• IPR-GDF Suez Buys British Columbia Wind Project From Sea Breeze
• Clayton Dubilier Said to Discuss Takeover of Hartford Fund Unit
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for June 27
• Ethanol Slips to Three-Week Low Amid Lower Manufacturing Costs
• Johnson Controls to Convert Ohio Plant to New Batteries
• Consumer Spending in U.S. Unexpectedly Stagnated in May as Prices Climbed
• Stocks in U.S. Gain, Reverse Global Slump; Commodities Hit Five-Month Low
• Single Trade Lifts Oil, Gas ETF Put Volume to Six-Week High
• Canadian Regulator Seeks to Block United Continental, Air Canada Venture
• Analysts Double S&P 500 Sales Forecast as Margins Stagnate
• Fight Against Human Trafficking Loses Ground in 11 Nations
• AIG May Have $500 Million in Disaster Losses, JPMorgan Says
• Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao Speaks on ‘People’s Democracy’
• Johnson Controls Auto Acquisitions on Hold for Now, Finance Chief Says
• Tower Group Says April, May Storms Cost Insurer $8 Million
• Fed’s Hoenig Sees Economic Danger in Big Financial Firms
• Levin to Oppose Colombia Trade Deal on Labor Plan Exclusion
• BlackRock Readies Colombia Index ETF in South America Expansion
• Enel OGK-5, Rosneft and Polyus Gold: Russian Equities Preview
• Kentucky Coach Calipari to Earn $36.5 Million Over His Next Eight Seasons
• L.A. Dodgers Will Pay 10% for Bankruptcy Loan From JPMorgan’s Highbridge
• Argentina Soccer Riot Closes Copa America Stadium as River Plate Relegated
• Technology Spending to Rise 5.6% Outpacing U.S. Growth: IDC
• Gasoline, Heating Oil Rise as Brent Rebounds, Dollar Weakens
• Oil Slides on Outlook for Slower Demand as IEA May Release More Stockpiles
• Blood Vessels Grown in a Lab Safely Used in Dialysis Patients in Trial
• Henry Paulson Joins University of Chicago
• Germany May Supply Libya NATO Forces With Bombs, Spiegel Reports
• Jefferies Hires Goldman Sachs’s Chadwick as Rates Sales Managing Director
• Los Angeles Gasoline Discount Narrows to Smallest Since June 3
• Same-Sex Marriage and America’s Expanding Ideal of Freedom: View
• No Williams Sister in a Wimbledon Quarterfinal Match Is a First Since 2006
• Signature U.S. Bankruptcy Trustee Objects to Proposed Asset-Sale Procedure
• Tea Party Hero Bachmann Enters Republican Presidential Race
• U.S. Natural Gas Shipments Climb on Hotter Weather in Texas
• German Carmakers Expect Higher Energy Bill, Handelsblatt Says
• Canadian Natural Gas Rises With Warmth in U.S. Midwest, South
• James ‘Whitey’ Bulger’s Bid for Lawyer to Be Heard Tomorrow, Judge Decides
• Two Injured in 3rd Day of Northeastern Nigeria Violence After Explosion
• Human Errors Fuel Hacking as Test Shows Nothing Stops Idiocy
• Violent Video-Game Limits Struck Down by Supreme Court in California Case
• Sugar Falls on Global-Surplus Speculation; Coffee, Cocoa Gain
• Papandreou Appeals to Greek Patriotism
• Would-Be Tennis Ballgirl With Prosthesis Shows Athleticism
• Japan Beats New Zealand 2-1 in Women’s World Cup Game; England, Mexico Tie
• Loews Debt Rating Raised by Fitch on Cash, Dividends From Units
• Obama Wants to Scrap $72-Billion Business Tax Break as Republicans Balk
• Australian Dollar Declines on Rate Outlook; Kiwi Falls as Surplus Shrinks
• Banco Santander Names Grundhofer as Chairman of U.S. Business
• McConnell Says Tax Rise ‘Politically Impossible’ in Debt Plan
• BioVerde Bets on Europe Biodiesel Demand, Brazil Market Brimming
• Chicago Gasoline Strengthens Amid Conoco, Citgo Refinery Issues
• Citigroup’s EPS Profit Estimate Cut by Analysts on Weak Trading Revenue
• Ron Paul’s Anti-Fed Message Drives 2012 White House Bid Gaining Respect
• Oil Options Volatility Up on Slowing Economy, Oil Releases
• Petrobras Discovers Natural Gas Near Auction Areas
• Vale Cuts 2015 Iron-Ore Output Target Amid China Demand
• Old Republic Mortgage Insurer Units Cut by S&P on Market Share
• Stark Says ECB Is ‘Very Vigilant,’ Ready to Raise Rates
• Thales’s French Customers Satisfaction Drops, La Tribune Reports
• Roche Faces Odds on FDA Cancer Drug Reversal
• Colruyt Profit Misses Estimates on Payrolls, Cost Inflation
• Gulf Oils Weaken Further as Strategic Reserve Release Planned
• ‘Angry Birds’ Staying Power Tested With CEO Hatching Movie
• Lehman Is Said to Sell Stake in NYC Building to JPMorgan for $700 Million
• Kesa Says Knight Vinke, Activist Investor, Raises Stake to 19%
• Kenneth Heller, Ex-UBS Client, Pleads Guilty to U.S. Tax Evasion Charges
• Report on Harm From Menthol Cigarettes Due This Year, FDA Says
• Ecuador Bonds Rise Most in Two Weeks on $2 Billion China Loan
• Trafigura Fails to Sell Forties; Urals July Exports to Rise 1%
• Peru’s Stocks Fall for a Sixth Day on Concern Growth to Slow With Humala
• Angola August Crude Exports to Drop 4.7%, Plan Shows
• Public Financing Curtailed by High Court in Arizona Case
• Nebraska Book Files for Bankruptcy With Noteholders’ Support
• AstraZeneca’s Brilinta Worse With High-Dose Aspirin Doses in Analysis
• Fed Says Big U.S. Banks Should Be Able to Pass Stress Tests
• TomTom Cuts Profit Forecast on U.S. Navigation Device Slump
• U.K. Press Association Reporter Arrested in Phone-Hacking Probe
• European Creditors Move Closer to Greek Debt Rollover Plan
• Competition Watchdog Seeks to Block United Continental, Air Canada Venture
• Pound Drops Versus Euro After House-Price Decline Fuels Economy Concern
• Polish Stocks: Astarta, Kernel, Lotos, PKN Orlen Move in Warsaw
• Jefferies’ McCarthy Expects 3% Economic Growth in Second Half
• Irish Yields Reach Record on Greek Contagion; German Bunds Fall
• Hanwha SolarOne Rises on New Management From Largest Shareholder
• European Stocks Close Little Changed as Greece Debates Austerity Program
• Indiana Road Burdened by Debt Reveals Public-Private Risks
• Naspers Looking at 30 Potential Acquisitions, Chief Executive Bekker Says
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for June 27
• Khazanah, Temasek to Build $9.8 Billion of Projects in Malaysia, Singapore
• Wolfson Slumps as Revenue Seen at ‘Lower End’ of Guidance
• Gazprom Neft Retreats Most in Week on Crude Oil Below $90
• Transneft Drops as Medvedev Aide Says Not a Sale Priority
• Russian Equity Movers: Polyus Gold, Rosneft, Transneft
• Rank Board Changes Recommendation on Offer From Guoco Group
• Blagojevich Jury to Deliver Partial Verdicts
• IEA May Avert ‘Toxic’ Mix of Oil Prices, Rates, BP’s Ruehl Says
• International Court Issues Arrest Warrants for Qaddafi, Youngest Son Saif
• Volkswagen Holds Off on MAN SE Nominees Amid European Antitrust Talks
• Tim Pawlenty Girds for Romney, Embraces Reagan: Jeffrey Goldberg
• Court Tests Broadcast Profanity, Nudity Limits
• U.S. Two-Year Yields Rise From Almost Record Low on Greece Before Auction
• U.K. Stocks Rise; Vedanta, BG, Northumbrian Water Climb; AstraZeneca Slips
• Qaddafi’s Wife Is Banned From Traveling as Assets Are Frozen by UN Council
• Free Agent Terrell Owens Has Knee Surgery to Fix Torn Ligament, ESPN Says
• Dubai’s ENOC Shuts Stations in Sharjah on Shortage
• Zambia’s First Democratically Elected Leader, Chiluba, is Buried in Lusaka
• Tanzania to Offer Land to Sugar Investors to Boost Production
• Danske Bank Outlook Cut to ‘Negative’ at Fitch on Danish Economy
• Top Seed Caroline Wozniacki Loses to Cibulkova in Wimbledon Fourth Round
• Sub-Sahara Africa Stocks: CMC Holdings Kenya, Finbank of Nigeria
• Stocks in South Africa Climb for a Second Day; AngloGold Ashanti, MTN Move
• Microsoft, BBC to Test TV Spectrum for U.K. Mobile Services
• Constellation Buys Stake in Astrum Solar to Put Panels on Homes
• Transitory Gloom Clouds Deere Boom as U.S. Shows Resilience
• Rand Rebounds From Weakest This Month on Optimism of Greece Budget Cuts
• IMF Says Its Encouraged by Progress of Structural Reforms in Seychelles
• Egypt Debt Risk Rises as Greece Deadline Nears, Aid Declined
• Turk Telekom Closes at Record High After New Barclays Rating
• Commodities Fall to Five-Month Low as Greece Debates Budget Cuts For Loans
• South Africa Cosatu Says State Stalls Economic Policy Change
• Turkey Equity Movers: Denizbank, Saray, Turk Telekom, Vakif GYO
• UN Votes to Deploy 4,200 Ethiopian Forces to Sudan’s Abyei as Peacekeepers
• Former Ivory Coast President Gbagbo’s Associates Are Charged With Crimes
• Japan’s Ricoh Taps Wind, Solar Power to Fuel London Highway Billboard
• Delta Sees Operating Margin as High as 7% Amid Increased Sales
• Buy Bullish BJ’s Wholesale Options as Bid May Climb, MKM Says
• Serena Williams’s Wimbledon Comeback Ended by France’s Marion Bartoli
• Russian Rainfall Boosts Black Earth Farming’s Crops, CEO Says
• U.S. Repo Close: Three-Year Notes at Lowest Rate: Minus 0.1%
• China’s Sina Corp. Rises in New York After Goldman’s Upgrade
• Argentine Debt-Swap Architect Boudou Chosen by Fernandez as Running Mate
• Saleh Defiant From Hospital Bed as Yemen Slides Toward Chaos
• Iberdrola Orders $993 Million of Siemens Turbines for Wind Farm
• Europeans Lose Out to U.S. With Basel Committee’s Contingent Capital Vote
• U.S. June Dallas Fed Business Outlook Report (Text)
• Meat Industry Gets U.S. Supreme Court Hearing on California Euthanasia Law
• Transnet May Seek Partner for Planned South African Manganese Terminal
• U.K. Stocks Advance as Vedanta, BG Climb; AstraZeneca, Ocado Shares Slip
• Bank of America’s Stock Is ‘Massively Undervalued,’ Rochdale’s Bove Says
• Nigerian Commission Denies Bourse Talks on LSE Partnership
• Mortgage-Bond Slump Widens as Jumbo, Alt-A Debt Extend Losses
• Finbank of Nigeria Rises to 3-Week High on Court Dismissal
• Cocoa Smuggling from Ivory Coast Gains on Prices, Farmers’ Group Says
• Telenet to Spend 11.4 Million Euros Annually on Spectrum
• Goodyear Wins U.S. High Court Case on Foreign-Unit Suits
• Blame Minimum Wage for Youth Joblessness: Echoes
• Goldman Sachs Targets 20% Brazil Hiring Surge for Complex Financing, LBOs
• New Jersey Democrats Offer Christie Budget Alternative as Deadline Nears
• News Corp. Seeks to Limit Release of U.K. Police Files on Phone-Hacking
• Israeli Stocks: Brainsway, Israel Chemicals, Nextcom
• Forint Strengthens on Chinese Pledge to Purchase Hungarian Debt
• Ex-KPMG Officials Rejected by Top U.S. Court on Tax Convictions
• Zyprexa Suit Appeal Rejected by High Court in Victory for Lilly
• GPS Device Used by Police Will Get U.S. Supreme Court Scrutiny
• U.S. Power-Plant Output Decreased 11% Last Week, Genscape Says
• Abu Ghraib Inmates Lose U.S. High Court Bid to Sue Contractors
• Nigeria Police Say Islamic Sect Bombed Bars in Northeast City of Maiduguri
• Treasury Four-Week Bill Rates Negative for First Time Since January 2010
• CIB Leads Egypt Banks Lower After Government Rejects Aid
• Banks Face ‘Dynamic’ Inquiry Into Retail Products in U.K., FSA’s Cole Says
• Pakistan’s MQM Party Quits Zardari’s Coalition Government
• Russia’s Ruble Declines to Four-Week Low Versus Dollar as Oil Price Slides
• Assad Critics Meet in Damascus Dialogue
• Mozambique’s Exports to Increase 6% to $3.6 Billion This Year on Aluminium
• Oil Market Is ‘Well Supplied’ in Second Half of 2011, IEF Says
• Lithuania to Fund Nuclear Plant via Budget, State Energy Company
• LDK Solar Surges on $110 Million Share Repurchase Program
• Egypt Stocks: Citadel Capital, CIB, National Co. for Maize
• Vijaya Bank and PNB CDs Issued:India Money Market
• RBC Has ‘Shot’ at Being Systemically Important in Basel Rule, Analyst Says
• UCO Bank and IDBI Bank CDs Deals:Indian Money Market
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Markets
• U.S. Treasury Department Schedule for Monday, June 27
• Kenya Offers 19,000 Bags of Coffee as Sales Resume After a Two-Month Break
• Kenya Tea Exports Rose 11% to 34.4 Million Kilograms in May
• China Yurun Slides in Hong Kong on Report Pork Prices May Narrow Margin
• Standard Bank Unit Agrees $60 Million Loan for Gold Fields Ghana Operation
• Dubai Shares Advance on Speculation Losses Related to MSCI Delay Overdone
• Grains, Soybeans May Fall as Slowing Global Recovery Cuts Demand
• Inmet, Silver Wheaton, Tim Hortons: Canadian Equity Preview
• Russian Grain-Crop Estimate Raised on Good Weather, SovEcon Says
• Brazil Analysts Cut 2012 Inflation Forecast for First Times Since February
• Ivory Coast Eyes Oil Output of 12.4 Million Barrels, Reveil Says
• U.K. Stocks Erase Their Earlier Gain; Benchmark FTSE 100 Is Little Changed
• ConAgra Foods, Deckers, Monster, Sara Lee: U.S. Equity Preview
• Reyal Urbis of Spain Plans to Start Renegotiating Debt With Its Creditors
• Hungary May Need Further Budget Freezes on Europe, Orban Says
• Euro Strength Sustained in Widest Libor Gap Since 2009 as Greek Vote Looms
• India Agrees to Allow a Limited Form of Cricket Umpire-Review System
• Oil Falls on Outlook for Slowing Demand; IEA May Release More Stockpiles
• Medvedev Backs Prokhorov’s Call to Decentralize Russia
• Sasini of Kenya Erases Retreat on Tea Production Report
• Pound Erases Advance Against Dollar; Trades 0.1 Percent Weaker at $1.5949
• Iranian Lawmakers to Question Ahmadinejad About ‘Irregularities’
• U.S. Stock Futures Maintain Gains after American Consumer Spending Stalls
• U.S. Stock-Index Futures Gain
• Denmark’s Covered Bond Market Damaged by Basel, Moody’s, Danske Bank Says
• U.S. May Personal Income and Spending (Text)
• Chicago Fed Midwest Manufacturing Index for May (Text)
• CMC Kenya Gains Most in Almost a Week on Outlook Expectation
• Kovacic Says BP Spill Will Stall Offshore Output for ‘Long Time’
• Google Probe, Hedge Funds Register, Rothesay Typo, Lee Farkas: Compliance
• European Gasoline Barges Fall; Gasoil Crack Widens: Oil Products
• BTA Bank Wins 18-Month Sentence for Ex-Chairman’s Brother-in-Law
• Serbia May Seek Spending Cuts as Municipalities Get More Funds
• Richmond Fed Survey of Agricultural Credit Conditions (Text)
• South Africa’s Eskom to Buy 373 Megawatts of Power From Sasol, Sappi, Ipsa
• Germany Welcomes French Bank Proposals on Greek Aid Role
• Eskom Won’t Pay Dividend as It Reinvests Profit Into Business, Dames Says
• Kenya Shilling Slips for 2nd Day as Businesses Settle Month-End Expenses
• India Bonds Decline as Fuel-Price Increase May Stoke Inflation
• Heat Wave May Come East for U.S. Fourth of July, Cooling Later
• Surgutneftegas Offers East Siberian Oil for August-September
• Cameroon’s External Borrowings Climbed 36% in First Quarter
• BG Group Agrees With Bank of China for $1.5 Billion Funding
• Czech Stocks Drop to Three-Month Low on Greece, Basel Agreement
• IMF Head Must Represent Emerging Markets, Bank Indonesia Says
• JPMorgan, Facebook, Deutsche Telekom, Galleon, Taylor Bean in Court News
• HeidelbergCement to Open 200-Million-Euro Kazakh Plant in 2013
• Longest Losing Streak Since 2008 Ending for Commodities as Futures Surge
• Nigeria Borrowing Costs to Drop as Control Lifted, Debt Agency Leader Says
• Deutsche Bank, UniCredit May Have to Raise Additional Capital After Basel
• Indian Equity Movers: State-Run Refiners, Videocon Industries
• European Profits Set to Trail U.S. on Lower Cost Reductions
• Jordan Seeks Shale Oil Deal With Estonia, Al Arab Al Yawm Says
• Salgado Says No Spain Rescue Needed as Yield ‘Worries’ Her
• Indian Diesel-Price Rise to Stoke Inflation, Interest Rates
• Fed Seen Buying $25 Billion a Month in Treasuries After QE2 Comes to End
• Stark Says Europe Can’t Be Blackmailed Over Aid for Greece
• Magyar Telekom Drops After $62 Million Provision for Probe
• Apple, Intel, Wal-Mart, SAFA, Adam Mansbach’s Book: Intellectual Property
• Asian Stocks Decline by Most in a Week on U.S. Economy, Greece
• Eskom Profit More Than Doubles on Prices; Expansion Progressing
• Sensex Extends Rally as Oil Decline Eases Concern Over Fuel-Price Increase
• Stanley Black & Decker Makes $1.2 Billion Bid for Niscayah
• Sovereign Debt Risk Surges to Record on Greek Default Concern
• Fed Funds Projected to Open at 0.10% to 0.12%, ICAP Says
• CAC 40 Stock Trading Restarts After Technical Glitch Causes 45 Minute Halt
• Zuma Says South African Economy Won’t Grow Fast Enough to Regain Jobs Lost
• Russia Urals Exports From Two Main Ports to Rise 1% in July
• Kenya’s Top Prosecutor Asks for Funding Increase to Probe Crimes
• Kuwait Energy Posts Profit of $21.9 Million, Boosts Production
• China Auditor Finds Irregularities in $1.7 Trillion Local Government Debt
• Trading in French CAC 40 to Resume at 12:45 p.m. Paris Time, Euronext Says
• Poland Said to Price JSW’s $2.1 Billion IPO Above Mid Point of Range
• Retail Banks’ Behavior to Be Focus of New Regulator, FSA Says
• Tripoli Running Out of Gas as Qaddafi Bets on NATO Divisions for Survival
• KKR Gets License to Operate in Saudi Arabia From Regulator
• Russian Coal Output May Rise 32% by 2030, Institute Estimates
• Sarkozy Says French Banks Working on 70 Percent Rollover of Greek Debt
• Singapore Stocks: City Developments, Golden Agri, Venture Corp.
• Nokia Siemens Stake Sale Remains an Option as Negotiations Are Continuing
• Belgium’s Leterme Meets Investors in London to Boost Confidence
• Aluminum Stockpiles Fall for 23rd Session on Worldwide Decline
• L’Occitane Profit Increases 22% on China, Japan
• Essar Oil Said to Sell 35,000 Tons of Naphtha to Total for July
• Posco-Samsung Venture, CJ Group Submit Korea Express Bids; Lotte Drops Out
• Vietnam’s Bonds Rise on Higher Demand From Banks; Dong Weakens
• Turkish Soldier Killed in PKK Attack as Jailed Leader Wows War
• Persian Gulf Stocks: Kuwait’s Zain and Zain Saudi Arabia
• Soros Says a Euro Exit Mechanism Is ‘Probably Inevitable’ Amid Debt Crisis
• Angolan Central Bank Wants Banks to Lend More, Diario Reports
• Dollar Strengthens Before Greek Vote as Crisis Stokes Bids for Safe Assets
• ECB Says New Statistics Will Shed Light on Shadow Banking Sector
• Rupiah Falls to Seven-Week Low, Bonds Decline on Greece Crisis
• Cross Shareholdings Fall to a Record Low in Japan, Nomura Says
• EPS, Dunav Launch Work on First Solar Power Plant in Serbia
• China Aims to Unify Carbon Trading Platform by 2015, News Says
• Indonesia Stocks: Bank ICB, London Sumatra Indonesia, Skybee
• Malaysia Stocks: Astino, Kencana Petroleum, NTPM, Tenaga
• Hampl Sees Czech Golden Era of Inflation Targeting, Tyden Says
• U.K. House Prices Decline for Second Month, Hometrack Says
• Bumi Armada Said to Seek $905 Million in Malaysia IPO
• China Money Rate Slumps Most in a Month After Central Bank Pumps In Funds
• FTSE 100 Stocks Advance; AstraZeneca Declines, Standard Chartered Climbs
• Turkish Bank Curbs to Clip 2011 Auto Sales by 11%, Dealers Say
• Yuan Forwards Weaken as Global Slowdown Tames Inflation Outlook
• Angola Firefighters Fight Fire on Cargo Ship in Luanda, RNA Reports
• German 10-Year Government Bonds Fall; Spanish, Italian Debt Pares Decline
• Philippine Bonds Gain a Second Day Before Debt Swap; Peso Drops
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Jun 24, 2011.
• Nuclear Power Opposition Increases in Japan, Nikkei Poll Shows
• Ringgit Drops to One-Month Low on Greek Concern; Bonds Steady
• AGL Energy Sells Australian Wind Farm, Keeps Electricity
• Premier Oil Falls to Seven-Month Low on Indonesian Well Failure
• Zinc Imports by China Capped as Record Inventories Curb Demand
• Smiths Chief to Update on Strategy After Unwanted Medical Bid
• Egypt’s Ruling Military Council Approves Budget, Ahram Reports
• Abu Dhabi’s Royal Capital Builds ‘Cash Cushion’ to Buy Bonds: Arab Credit
• Nigerian Senate to Start Screening List Tomorrow, ThisDay Says
• Mauritania Military Says 15 Al-Qaeda Operatives Were Killed in Mali Attack
• Taiwan Bonds Rise as Greek Concern Lingers; Currency Weakens
• Vietnam Rice Exports Forecast at 650,000 Tons in June
• Vietnam June Coffee Exports Forecast at 80,000 Tons
• Vietnam Rubber Exports Forecast at 50,000 Tons in June
• BHP Faces More Industrial Action at Coal Mines, Union Says
• Salamander Energy Reports ‘Highest Value’ Oil Find in Thailand
• Citadel, National for Maize, Telecom Egypt: Egypt Equity Preview
• China Stocks Priced for Hard Landing Hint Second-Half Rally by Top Brokers
• Rosneft Offers Cargoes of ESPO Oil for August-September Loading
• Benchmark Stocks Erase Early Advance; Inmarsat, AstraZeneca, Man Decline
• Philip Morris Claims Australia’s Plain Cigarette Package Plan is Illegal
• BIS Says Central Banks Need to Start Increasing Rates to Contain Inflation
• Papandreou Faces Parliament on Second Austerity Call as EU Deadline Looms
• China’s Stocks Rise, Capping Longest Winning Streak in 4 Months
• Ports, Freight Rail Operator Transnet’s Full-Year EBITDA Increases by 9.4%
• SABMiller’s $9.9 Billion Purchase of Foster’s Will Help Both, Moody’s Says
• Gindalbie Metals Is Top ASX 200 Performer on Oakajee Port Talks
• Turkish Lira Slides After Concern Mounts Over EU Debt Crisis
• Citadel to Sign Investment Deal for Transport Unit, Alam Reports
• Rockhopper Exploration Jumps to Three-Month High on Well Results
• Naspers Full-Year Net Income Advances 61% on China, Russia Investments
• China Stocks: China National Chemical, Hainan Air, Hubei Yihua
• Japanese Stocks Decline as Investors Eye Greek Vote, U.S. Shopping Report
• U.K. Companies Face Greater Share of Regulatory Costs, FT Says
• Aquarius Says Lack of ‘Drivers’ to Keep India’s Sensex in Range
• European Stocks Gain; Benchmark Stoxx 600 Rebounds From Three-Month Low
• Overseas Central Bank Yen Asset Buys Prop Up Bonds, Currency
• Russia’s Micex Slides 2nd Day in Three as Crude Drops Below $90
• Statoil Agrees to Sell Onshore Wind Power Activities in Norway
• Nissan Aims to Boost Market Share, Margin
• Ferrostaal Discusses Settlement With Prosecutors, Spiegel Says
• U.S. 10-Year Treasury Notes Erase Their Advance; Yield Is at 2.87 Percent
• Centro Directors Breached Debt Disclosure Duties, Judge Says
• FTSE 100 Benchmark Stocks Are Trading Little Changed at the London Opening
• European Stocks Are Little Changed Near Their Lowest Level in Three Months
• Mauritius Central Bank Last Week Bought Most Foreign Currency in a Year
• Holdsport to Raise as Much as $173 Million in Share Sale Before It Lists
• Copper Declines From London to Shanghai on Basel Rules, Greece
• Fukushima Retiree Leads Anti-Nuclear Shareholders at Tepco Annual Meeting
• South Korean Won Weakens Most in a Month as Europe Debt Concerns Broaden
• Benoit Coeure France’s Favorite for ECB Board, FTD Reports
• ICBC Among 5 Banks That Violated Loan Rules, China Auditor Says
• Gold Declines as Greek Rescue Plan, Crude-Oil Decline Erodes Haven Demand
• Euro Region Needs Own Finance Minister, Steinmeier Tells Bild
• Italian 10-Year Bond Yield Rises to 5%; Spanish, Greek 10-Year Debt Falls
• European Commission Likely to Propose EU-Wide Taxes, FT Reports
• Daimler Plans to Build More Electric Smart Cars, DPA Reports
• Arsenal Bids $29 Million for Valencia Midfielder Juan Mata: Soccer Roundup
• Spain Banks Hide EU50 Billion in Bad Assets, Confidencial Says
• Nissan to Introduce Seven New Electric Vehicles, Ghosn Says
• Norway’s DNO to Close Operations in Mozambique as Part of Its New Strategy
• Zimbabwe Plans Diamond Rules to Improve Industry Transparency, News Says
• Swatch Group’s Rado to Double Sales in Five Years, L’Agefi Says
• Djibouti’s Annual Inflation Rate Rises to 5.2% in May on Food, Fuel Costs
• Kuwait Government Proposes Spending Rise This Year, Qabas Says
• Namakwa Diamonds Says It Could Face Court Proceedings Over Lesotho Project
• Tanzanite One Names Ed Nealon Chairman, Farai Manyemba as Finance Director
• Spain Hopes to Raise 2 Billion Euros From Spectrum, Pais Says
• SNCF’s Geodis ‘Very Open’ to German Acquisitions, FAZ Reports
• Taiwan Stocks: Compal Communications, Sino-American, Tatung
• Oil Producer, Explorer SacOil Names Jan Maier as Chief Operating Officer
• German Firms Want Exclusion Clause in Euro Treaty, Welt Says
• South Africa’s Ruling ANC, Cosatu Could Clash Over Leadership, IOL Reports
• Bayraktarlar of Turkey Buys Out German Odelo Led, Dunya Says
• BHP, Rio to Generate Enough Funds for Takeovers, Merrill Says
• ACS’s Perez Seeks Investors in China, Confidencial Reports
• Wives Tighten Purses on Japan’s Salarymen
• Deutsche Bahn Stuttgart 21 Project Passed Stress Test, FTD Says
• Gulf Investment, Boubyan, Shuaa: Persian Gulf Equity Preview
• Gigasolar Leads Solar Shares Higher on Forecast for Revenue
• Maersk Uses Options for 10 of World’s Biggest Container Ships, Daewoo Says
• Jane Norman Fashion Chain Eyed by Possible Buyers, FT Reports
• Lower Commodities, Policy Reforms to Boost Stocks, Motilal Says
• Polish Central Bank May Not Be Done With Tightening, Hausner Tells Gazeta
• Indian Rupee Falls a 4th Day on Greek Concern, Costlier Diesel
• Burundi Tea Production May Decline 2.6% This Year After Hail Damages Crop
• Denmark Takes Over Second Bank to Trigger Bail-In Resolution
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover Recorded 06/27/2011
• Costlier Bread in Japan May Curb Purchasing Power
• Japan’s Naphtha Imports Fall 11% in May, Trade Ministry Says
• Gillard Says Australia Will Compensate 90% of Households Under Carbon Tax
• Vietnam Stocks: Phu Nhuan Jewelry, Vinamilk, Vinacafe Bien Hoa
• China Plans to Invest $400 Million in Tanzanian Coal Mine, Daily News Says
• Food Crisis Cooperation ‘Doomed’ Unless Action Taken, Annan Says
• Chavez Doesn’t Have Cancer, Will Return Home
• Huawei Technologies Plans to Open Kenya Distribution Office, Standard Says
• Kenya FDI Declines 38% in Three Months to June on Politics, Daily Reports
• Beijing-Shanghai Train Safety Is ‘Guaranteed,’ China Says
• Why China’s Heading for a Hard Landing, Part 1: A. Gary Shilling
• Presidents Alone Can’t Decide When and Where to Wage War: View
• Maple Group Says Investors They’ve Contacted Support TMX Bid
• California Fiscal Year Looms Without Budget Plan
• Harvard Cop’s Novel Captures NYC Stakeouts, Probes Corruption
• Cheeky Monkey, Colorado Wineries Emerge to Battle California
• Obama Plan Makes Victory in Afghanistan a Reality: Noah Feldman
• A Plan to Tax the Foreign Income of U.S. Companies: Robert Pozen
• Tseng Becomes Youngest Female Golfer to Win Four Majors With LPGA Victory
• Jacobson Fulfills Promise to Daughter With First PGA Tour Win at Travelers
• Torre Gets Biggest Cheer in Old Timers’ Day Return; Yankees Defeat Rockies
• Pelosi Says U.S. Debt-Ceiling Deal Must Reduce Tax Subsidies for Companies
• Consumer Spending Growth in U.S. Likely Slowed in May
• Wimbledon Launched ‘Investment Answer’ Author to Money Management Success
• Dope-Dealing Mom Gets Oven Mitts; Linney’s Cancer Patient: TV
• Obama Campaign Seeks Long-Term, Big-Money ‘Partners’ Donors for 2012
• Alcatel-Lucent, CGGVeritas, Poweo, Total: French Equity Preview
• Colruyt, Intervest Offices, KPN, Shell: Benelux Equity Preview
• Investec, Naspers, Sasol May Move: South African Stocks Preview
• Acciona, Criteria, Gamesa, OHL, Solaria: Spanish Equity Preview